I really don’t know why we don’t just kick it in the goal from the kick off. We could be 1-0 up.
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I really don’t know why we don’t just kick it in the goal from the kick off. We could be 1-0 up.
NathDogg
Player Valuation: £40m
I agree, I thought it was a nice, controlled subtle take down of the crap the whoppers he mentioned have spouted.
Didn't need to go in on them, they've made complete bellends of themselves already.
You can't argue with stupid.
Blue83
Player Valuation: £25m
Yeah he comes across very well and very likeable
Spoke well again. Glad he did address the Dele stuff but wish he slapped them down a bit more.
Blue Roo
Player Valuation: £15m
Hope, faith, realism - be still my beating heart.
The left side is not looking in great shape and the stumbles will come from all over the pitch,
and Godfrey's injury is a big blow that they're are going to have to dig deep to overcome.
and bc of this the midfield will need time to become more assured against tougher opposition.
And a manger bounce can always paper the cracks.
But its got me thinking about what Lampard is to these current footballers.
He may not have Carlo's managerial pedigree and experience for example, but what you get from someone like Carlo is a relationship of respect that is somewhat distant and not wholly relatable.
Frankie's understanding and feel of the modern player would be different to someone like Carlo, and as such the respect and faith is of a different resonance.
A resonance that probably fits better with this club than others.
Everton players play in front of another resonance that is ancient in footballing terms. Generations of the same people that have not just witnessed but lived aiming for, becoming and being the best. Nothing less will do. You may scoff at the motto in its current state but that does not drown out the resonance that exists through time.
The other 'great' clubs that have extracted success from the Premier League era, the standard flag bearers, are not like Everton bc for a start they are no longer the generations of the same people.
Everton has never sold itself like the other great clubs in this sense. The Evertonians resonance against Brentford was real and its never stopped being true. As it was true during Benetiz reign of terrible.
The players don't need another old timer telling what's what. They already have that in abundance every time they walk on that pitch.
What they need is something they can respect, relate to and aspire to, in the now. And Frank is as much an embodiment of that as anyone.
Other managers might say they get the club, but I think what Frank gets more is that nuance.
This club doesn't need agenda driven fan groups and to subscribe to premier league marketed narratives.
Its organic and in the end is rooted by an honorable demand to play your best, become the best. Nothing more.
... As a non local supporter, one of the things that pulls me to this club is the realness of what best means
something in this day and age that feels like its swimming upstream.
Anyways, as it stands, Frankie and the players have a mountain to climb to become their best
The left side is not looking in great shape and the stumbles will come from all over the pitch,
and Godfrey's injury is a big blow that they're are going to have to dig deep to overcome.
and bc of this the midfield will need time to become more assured against tougher opposition.
And a manger bounce can always paper the cracks.
But its got me thinking about what Lampard is to these current footballers.
He may not have Carlo's managerial pedigree and experience for example, but what you get from someone like Carlo is a relationship of respect that is somewhat distant and not wholly relatable.
Frankie's understanding and feel of the modern player would be different to someone like Carlo, and as such the respect and faith is of a different resonance.
A resonance that probably fits better with this club than others.
Everton players play in front of another resonance that is ancient in footballing terms. Generations of the same people that have not just witnessed but lived aiming for, becoming and being the best. Nothing less will do. You may scoff at the motto in its current state but that does not drown out the resonance that exists through time.
The other 'great' clubs that have extracted success from the Premier League era, the standard flag bearers, are not like Everton bc for a start they are no longer the generations of the same people.
Everton has never sold itself like the other great clubs in this sense. The Evertonians resonance against Brentford was real and its never stopped being true. As it was true during Benetiz reign of terrible.
The players don't need another old timer telling what's what. They already have that in abundance every time they walk on that pitch.
What they need is something they can respect, relate to and aspire to, in the now. And Frank is as much an embodiment of that as anyone.
Other managers might say they get the club, but I think what Frank gets more is that nuance.
This club doesn't need agenda driven fan groups and to subscribe to premier league marketed narratives.
Its organic and in the end is rooted by an honorable demand to play your best, become the best. Nothing more.
... As a non local supporter, one of the things that pulls me to this club is the realness of what best means
something in this day and age that feels like its swimming upstream.
Anyways, as it stands, Frankie and the players have a mountain to climb to become their best
Really weird question swatted away about Saudi Arabia. There is a time and place for those sort of questions, but not at a pregame press conference.
Mark barnett
Player Valuation: £6m
Nice to have a modern thinking coach who can relate to the fans been lacking for a long long time at this club
Addressed the Dele stuff respectfully yet firmly I thought
Can’t get enough of the Frankenstein content at the minute.
Genuinely can’t wait to watch us play again.
I’ve missed this feeling.
Genuinely can’t wait to watch us play again.
I’ve missed this feeling.
Playing the long game isn't he, no point in pulling up the likes of Brazil or Hoddle as he'll know they're a massive pair of whoppers and not worth his time.
Stay civil, keep everyone onside.
Just stupid the media. If we banging the goals like he was 2 years ago, they wouldn’t give a crap what car he had or what he wore. Like the jeans he was wearing on Saturday are £2000 so who care how it looks. That’s his style we have DCL and Davies who do the same.
zukai12_
Player Valuation: £35m
We got a corner at anfield within 20 seconds due to punting it up pitch
But you're right, it mostly leads to nothing
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